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The discussions highlight that a significant portion of infants with tongue-tie can be managed successfully without surgery, with posts citing data like '62% of infants referred did not need surgery' and mentioning multidisciplinary evaluations. The tone and choice of words, such as 'overdiagnosis,' 'management,' and 'interventions,' reflect an analytical and cautious approach to current treatment practices, emphasizing the importance of comprehensive assessments over immediate surgical decisions.
Most discussions support the idea that many infants do not require surgery and that a multidisciplinary approach is effective, showing general consensus.
The posts reflect high interest, referencing studies, expert opinions, and concepts like 'management' and 'interventions,' indicating engagement with the topic.
Several comments analyze the research findings, share experiences, and question practices, demonstrating deep engagement.
The discussion emphasizes the potential for changing clinical practices and reducing unnecessary surgeries, suggesting a moderate impact on treatment approaches.
La mayoría (62%) de los bebés remitidos por anquiloglosia (frenillo lingual) no necesitan intervención quirúrgica y pueden conseguir una lactancia materna exitosa. @Lactmat https://t.co/3nB7a9RAmU
New report from @MassEyeandEar: Majority of infants referred for tongue and lip frenulectomy may be managed with multidisciplinary evaluation and targeted feeding interventions. Read the paper and listen to the author interview! https://t.co/WfZQJawcdp
¿Moda? ¿Qué moda? https://t.co/fwRysWPolK
Association of Feeding Evaluation With Frenotomy Rates in Infants With Breastfeeding Difficulties | Child Development | JAMA Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery | JAMA Network https://t.co/QQYyWWpOaw
@shanana1982 @mutilation_surv @IamRichardSimms Yes a vast majority are done without pursuing non-invasive options prior. https://t.co/Hh7DY7q6dk
@_trikru En su caso particular no habrá sido así, pero en mi experiencia y en la de otros, hay mucho sobrediagnóstico y falta de detección de otras causas que dificultan la lactancia. https://t.co/fwRysWPolK
Did the Misinformation Helpline get a new caller? This video explores the availability heuristic, a cognitive bias where recent information influences our perception of frequency, often leading to misconceptions even…
This video discusses the clinical approach to feeding issues and the role of multidisciplinary evaluations. It emphasizes evidence-based interventions over unnecessary procedures like tongue tie release, highlighting…
RT @RamonUgarte: La mayoría (62%) de los bebés remitidos por anquiloglosia (frenillo lingual) no necesitan intervención quirúrgica y pueden…
@_trikru En su caso particular no habrá sido así, pero en mi experiencia y en la de otros, hay mucho sobrediagnóstico y falta de detección de otras causas que dificultan la lactancia. https://t.co/fwRysWPolK
¿Moda? ¿Qué moda? https://t.co/fwRysWPolK
@shanana1982 @mutilation_surv @IamRichardSimms Yes a vast majority are done without pursuing non-invasive options prior. https://t.co/Hh7DY7q6dk
Association of Feeding Evaluation With Frenotomy Rates in Infants With Breastfeeding Difficulties https://t.co/f2Q8ehXl8q #otoaudio
Association of Feeding Evaluation With Frenotomy Rates in Infants With Breastfeeding Difficulties https://t.co/f2Q8ehXl8q #otoaudio
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Association of Feeding Evaluation With Frenotomy Rates in Infants With Breastfeeding Difficulties https://t.co/RIVFAZmRKF https://t.co/GVccjIfAql
Over 12,000 surgeries in USA in 2012. Also majority of infants evaluated did not get surgery. Suggestion is the use of the surgery swings from high to low use over time. See this 2019 article: doi:10.1001/jamaoto.2019.1696 #csd1080go https://t.co/CPCSManZX5
New report from @MassEyeandEar: Majority of infants referred for tongue and lip frenulectomy may be managed with multidisciplinary evaluation and targeted feeding interventions. Read the paper and listen to the author interview! https://t.co/lTzpQpEBxI
Association of feeding evaluation with frenotomy rates in infants with breastfeeding difficulties - MD Linx https://t.co/f4La2BjIpU
元論文はこちら。 Association of Feeding Evaluation With Frenotomy Rates in Infants With Breastfeeding Difficulties. Caloway C, et al. JAMA Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 2019 Jul 11. https://t.co/VNxjyJprAQ
Association of Feeding Evaluation With Frenotomy Rates in Infants With Breastfeeding Difficulties. - PubMed - NCBI https://t.co/hyybaHnlDE
Association of Feeding Evaluation With Frenotomy Rates in Infants With Breastfeeding Difficulties https://t.co/XLajFptlfV
@megustastarbien Sí, aún no he podido leerlo a fondo. Pero sí he podido escuchar una entrevista a uno de los investigadores https://t.co/NYq31YOyYB
RT @POH_Smiles: Hmmm. https://t.co/8cW9NWgm2L
Hmmm. https://t.co/8cW9NWgm2L
RT @iHealthVisiting: Association of Feeding Evaluation With Frenotomy Rates in Infants With Breastfeeding Difficulties | Child Development…
Division of tongue tie is not always the appropriate treatment. Association of Feeding Evaluation With Frenotomy Rates in Infants With Breastfeeding Difficulties https://t.co/bQwuTr6Otq
RT @iHealthVisiting: Association of Feeding Evaluation With Frenotomy Rates in Infants With Breastfeeding Difficulties | Child Development…
RT @iHealthVisiting: Association of Feeding Evaluation With Frenotomy Rates in Infants With Breastfeeding Difficulties | Child Development…
RT @iHealthVisiting: Association of Feeding Evaluation With Frenotomy Rates in Infants With Breastfeeding Difficulties | Child Development…
Association of Feeding Evaluation With Frenotomy Rates in Infants With Breastfeeding Difficulties | Child Development | JAMA Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery | JAMA Network https://t.co/QQYyWWpOaw
RT @RamonUgarte: La mayoría (62%) de los bebés remitidos por anquiloglosia (frenillo lingual) no necesitan intervención quirúrgica y pueden…
Association of Feeding Evaluation With Frenotomy Rates in Infants With Breastfeeding Difficulties | Child Development | JAMA Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery | JAMA Network. No necesariamente hay que operar, hay otras alternativas para la anquiloglosia https://t.co/1y8mVIvrMh
RT @RamonUgarte: La mayoría (62%) de los bebés remitidos por anquiloglosia (frenillo lingual) no necesitan intervención quirúrgica y pueden…
RT @RamonUgarte: La mayoría (62%) de los bebés remitidos por anquiloglosia (frenillo lingual) no necesitan intervención quirúrgica y pueden…
La mayoría (62%) de los bebés remitidos por anquiloglosia (frenillo lingual) no necesitan intervención quirúrgica y pueden conseguir una lactancia materna exitosa. @Lactmat https://t.co/3nB7a9RAmU
Association of Feeding Evaluation With Frenotomy Rates in Infants With Breastfeeding Difficulties https://t.co/chKqbRAP8l
New report from @MassEyeandEar: Majority of infants referred for tongue and lip frenulectomy may be managed with multidisciplinary evaluation and targeted feeding interventions. Read the paper and listen to the author interview! https://t.co/WfZQJawcdp
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